Android purists who dig the untainted Android OS tablet experience will now have an alternative hardware to Nexus 7: the LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition. yes. you read that right. the first Google Android Open Source Project (AOSP) tablet, which will be running on the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, which also means, you will be spared from the fancy LG-skinned Android OS
for those who embrace Cloud computing, the single major benefit would be affordable hardware, made possible by Chrome OS-powered laptops such as this Acer C720 Chromebook. equipped with the latest Haswell processor, a 1.4GHz Intel Celeron 2955U chip, this latest Chromebook from the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer boast up to 8.5 hours of battery life
Lo and behold. The Google Nexus 5 by LG (yes, again) is finally made official and available for order as we speaks. And as per the leaks, which some of you might have already read about, it will comes preloaded with Android 4.4 aka Kit Kat. So what can you expect from what Google dubbed as the fastest and slimmest Nexus phone yet?
though prices of laptops have came down significantly as compared to what they were a couple of years ago, they are still not quite as affordable as some may have anticipated. speaking of affordability, if you eat and breathe Cloud, then we seriously think Chromebooks such as this HP Chromebook 11 might be worthy of your consideration.
thinking about acquiring the second generation Google Nexus 7 Tablet? so far, we heard good things about this next-gen Android purists’ slate, including it being the iPad mini killer, incredible resolution, fast processor and by its own right, a decent rear-facing camera. that said, is it really that awesome? well, there’s only one
so what the heck is a Chromecast? well, the easiest way to understand what this little guy is about is to think of it as Google’s answer to Apple TV and AirPlay. it plugs right into your HDMI port of your HDTV and enables you to wirelessly stream, or in this case “cast” online content from your phone, tablet or laptop to your TV
oh, have the dust for the first Nexus tablet settled? hmmm, no wonder we are seeing the 2nd generation Google Nexus 7 tablet surfacing and it is reportedly put up for pre-order on Best Buy already. already? yes. already. and the price? it is going for just $229.99. expect it to be running on the latest Android 4.3 Jelly Bean
when there’s the other big player offering stock Android experience of their flagship handset, it is hard for this other big player (read: HTC) to resist the temptation to do the same. which is why now, to the joy (or dismay, depending where you stand) of HTC fans, you can now experience the power and beauty of
this comes as a surprised to us. during the annual Google I/O, the Mountain View folks unveiled a new edition of Samsung GALAXY S 4 that will be running on stock Android Jelly Bean. which means, no fancy TouchWiz to hamper your true Android experience – just the plain good vanilla flavor of Android.
perhaps the Chromebook Pixel’s $1,300 price tag is a bit hard to accept for a ‘bare’ minimal laptop. so if you can do without fancy aluminum alloy chassis and a pretty uber high resolution display, but still want to speediness provided by Chrome OS, then you might want to give the HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook a thought. costing just $329.99, what this HP variant of the Chromebook
how many times have you missed out great moments because you feel a drag to pull out your mobile to take a shot or two? personally, i have one too many of such experiences. the about-to-realize Google Glass will ensure that will never happen again. with the Google Glass on, all you need is your voice command to do a bunch every day stuff such as